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Austria to Enroll Almost all Men I'm.
der FOrty.txyO iRs the Army.

VIENNA, Feb. 16.-TwO carnival balls were held
In Vienna last night one by the Polish society
and the other by the Concordia club. The latter
is an organization OF authors and artists. There
were brilliant aSSenblageS at both balls. Crown
Prince Rudolph was present ut both entertain
ments. AT the Polish ball, speaking or the polit-
cal situation, he Observed: "Let us hope that the
crisis will pass without war. Ii IL does not how
ever. We shall Do our duty"
Questions aSAed the government In the reich
stag yesterday in relation TO the proposed creoit
Tor military purposes elected the Information that
Hungary would only enroll IN the landsJurm such
men as already had military Training or We're
likely to make good soldiers Numerous eX-
emptlonS would be made. In Austria The enroll
ment or men under the age OF IOrty-Jwo years
would be almost universal EX-oficers UP TO the age
OF sixty years would alSo be enrolled. Men VINO
are only lifted for ambulance or office work Will
not be exempted.
II is semi-Oi1iciaIly stated that an Austro- Hun
gartan treaty to continue ten years Will be ar
ranged and viii go into operation ia 1883.
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VIRGINIA CITY NEv., Feb. ld-News reacneu
here late last night that the snowsheds a. btuo
canon had collapsed. Conductor HOOD prahc.
man. the roadmaster anu one other person aro
missing. A snow plow and seven engines ha'o
been dispatched 90 the scene OF the accident.
TowLkS. CAL, Feb. l6-The snOw-storm wnicn
began on SATURDAY ceased yesterday. The biockaae
on the Central Pacific between here ana biae
Canon, extending distance OF four mlless Is GA
pected 70 be raised this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-16

The congressional convention 70 nominate q
candidate Vice Representative W. A Plrce up-
seated. Rhode Island. yesterday unanimousV .
nominated Pzrce.
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APPOINTED COMMERCIAL AGENT.-The President
has appointed Jacob L. Doty, OF this city, to be
United States commercial agent at st. Georges,
Bermuda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-16

SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 16.-The American Institute
OF Mining Engineers met In this city last evening.
Nearly 500 engineers were present and listened 70
an address by the president, Judge Hand Adj
dresses were also delivered by Mayor Ripple and
others On Friday evening banquet VIII be ten-
dered the visitors By citizens OF scranton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-16

NEW NATIONAL THEATER- EXTRA n4-3t
HON; JUSTIN MCCARTHY, MP.
'ry Party VIII ifdTGhh dsl;Tf5 RIs first and only
coNGREsaf15S%h K Sssn11Ssan At Gh6RcH. aaf
TUESDAY EvESHSs sf &C. FEssSzEH sfiSfis 2s. 1887.
ENGLISH ORATORS sISsS ISSSs4FEsAES. AND PAR
For s.s h i Of e and @
Lecture to begin at $50. f15-7t
ELAG DRILL
MiSfikI Drill Ss = Young ~ s'Hs Esdies so0n'
I'm S1ss x6ET 5Essa mart
fsSssi IS iSf SHFfss PSsS6'
ne S1 the tine .ss adss q St
s EDipSans S. Paul: nj ssnd snd chras aa
For bspe, Caussh II ST. ASsysn Ssys Yard n.na,a ,,.
sstyed a. noon Supper each evening z carte
69gP Of the ladies' Oft q the ehusch % sna
HAkRIs' BIJoU THEATER.
ONE EEkk4 asS N9SRhH giaF FEB IL
seEs FHSS ssa
THE55i1SS TGaE sIfSsfioss. sfLESPiS sSNpAsY
70 ali part, 81 the house Children half pTies.
E.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
THE sTODDARD LECTURES.
New course for 1887
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY EVENINGS.
FEB. 21. %, 25. %, MARCH g
I-NAPOLEON ILL., and the FALL OF PARIS
u-QUEEN ELIZABETH
H-CHAKLEs DICKENS and HIS TRAVELS
Entirely New Lecture)
V-PETER THE GREAT.
V-EGYPT and the NILE
T,ssei e and g. Single Reserved Seats
COURSE TICKETS NOW ON SALE
At John T. Ellis Co.'S. 937 Pennsylv.u,a ave n w
single Tickets for all Lectures on and after s.tur
n4-6t BURDITT NORTH. Managers
.JArANEsE VILLAGE; VILLAGE; s,.,n.,
LAST WEEK 1.sr vrrr
Accepting the invitation S, Of our kind patrons the
JAPANESE VILLAGE
JAPANESE VILLAGE
JAPANESE VILLAGE
Re Rsnenber all eOmpetmsn; en- skilled wonderful arti
Admission. 25c: children, ,lOc
Souvenirs to ladies aud children. f14-6t.
X EKNAN's WASHINGTON THEATER-
FOUR BIG SHOWS IN ONE4
GUS HILLS WORLD OF NOVELTIES
ACTS AT ONE TINE .
Gus Hill. Nile. Alberta, Barretx Sisters Mile Ann.
Pritchsrd. Mile. Bennetts. Hanes and Vi,Ocu Weisr
and Eelds. Eidocqs, Lottie ellison, Dolly Foster and
Matinee Monday. Tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY.
ia 6t
lyme MUsEUM
The Grand Comedy success of the Age,
Every aisfnHsn eHSShfs ss,d GfHbi HiEbs Yhi' week.
And his great Company Of Comedy Starr.
Including the celebrated
MISS FANNIE BEANS.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
With AL its Glorious songs. Dances, and Specialize
Thursday. Friday and saturday.
A PIECE OF PIE. Go it. I4.6s
DANORAMA or BATTLE OF BULL Run
Il 18th ST., two blocks south Of Pennsylvania ava
The most realistic Battle Scene ever painted
Open from Q e. L. 90 10 y. N. feI4
DOMAN CARNIVAL AND MART
HI Of the
UNION VETERAN CORPS. OLD GUARD.
WILLARD HALL,
Commanding FEBRUARY Il. 1857.
TWO WEEKS
Dancing every night, from 10 70 IL o'clock.
Season Ttcksts, admitting gentleman and Lady u 90
angie admission. 10 eenta Ao-12t
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General Foreign News.

THE NEW EXPLOSIVE MEIINITE.
BRUSSELS Feb. 16-(Ien. Brailmont Is TO conduct
experiments with the new explosive Melin1te TO bt
made at Namur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-16

ENSIGN JN0. A. DoUGHERTY has been ordered
to duty at the torpedo station at Newport
March ilth
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THEY BREAK INTO NINETEEN STORES In ONE NIGHT,
SECURING ONLY $40.
PORTSMOUTH, \. H., Feb 16.-Nineteen stores
We're broken into last night by gang OF burglars
Their extensive efforts were hot, however. We'll
warded, as the entire booty aggregated but $50 In
money and $15 or SO worth oI goods
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Cleary's Trial Postponed.

one OF the .sbOodle" aldermen, which was TO have
begun to-day, has been postponed until Monday
next.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $225, 702; customs, s, 10, ,05L
PosrxAs1ERs APpoMrED.-A. N. Finks has been
appointed postmaster at Cr1glersville, Madison
county, Va; Chaa B. Akers at Emery, Washing
ton county, Va; B. F. station, at Warren, Abe
marie county, Va; d. j. Winters at Smithsburg,
Washington county, Md.
CouRT-AARTIAL SENTENCE MITIGATED.-The Sec
retary Of the Navy has mittgated to eighteen
months suspension, on half pay, the three years
suspension sentence OF Capt. j. 81. Htgbee, OF the
marine corps, who was tried at Norfolk recently
on charges OF drunkenness on duty.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS Nor INcLUDED-Acting
Secretary Fairch1ld has informed the collector of
customs at Norfolk that Sundays and holidays are
not to be included in the four days time allowed
Tor the filing OF supplemental manifeSts" in cases
Oh shipments OF tobacco or other merchandise.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Secretary Endicott, Senators Beck, Dawes, Cock
rell, Vest and Wilson CNd.), Assistant Postmaster
General Stevenson, Postmaster General Hatton,
anu ex-POstmaSter General Tyner, Representatives,
stone lky.l, Ward und.) FOran Townshend, john
son, with J. H. Moitt, NJ. C.-elect, and Mr. Tread
way, OF n. T., Eden and Hail. Mr.. Boskin, Of Utah,
MI: FlSKe and MI. Crafts, of N. Y, MIR. McFee, OF
DEL, and Mr. FentOn, OF Mich.
ANOTHER BOND CALL.-It is expected that q call
Tor three per cent bonds will be issued
next week, and that the entire three per cent loan
OF which there is now about $40 GOO 600 outstand-
Ing, Will be entirely extinguished before the 1st OF
July.
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On the New York Outer bar.
THE GUI0N LINE STEAMSHIP WISCONSIN STRANDED
AND IN BAD POSITION.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-The Guion line steamship
wisconsin, from Liverpool for New York, is ashore
the outer bar nrteen miles east or Fire 1SiaId.
The stranded vessel was discovered at S:15 O'Clock
this morning, when fog that had prevailed dur
ing the night lifted. She is hard on the beach and
a heavy sea is running. No communication has
yet been had with the vessel from the beach, but
her passengers and mails are stated 10 be safe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-16

TWENTY-FIVE thousand Of the 1900 prisoners at
present confined in the diFerent jails throughout
mency to commemorate the jubilee OF Queen vic
tOTia - ! = - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-16

A Chicago BOOkkeeper Missing.
SAID TO BE 200 SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
CHICAGO, Feb 16.-Wm. Ellison, bookkeeper for
HibDard Co., board OF trade brokers' Is said be
missing and that he is short In his accounts about
5000, supposed to have been lost in speculation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-16

DETROIT, MICH, Feb. 16.-The three Homer
children who were burned in an explosion In their
fathers furniture store yesterday afternoon, died
during the night. Honners chances OF recovery
are slight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-16

The second annual enea9ement Of Mr.
DUFF'S COMPANY of LYRIC ARTISTS, will
begin at this house. on Monday, February 21st,
for one week. A TRIP To AFRICA, IOLANTHE
and 6ASPARONE, will be given with Lillian
Russell, Verpons Jarbeau. Zelda Sesiun, j. H.
Ryley and others In the cast. SALE of SEATS
Commences Thursday.
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The Unsightly Iron Fences.


The Unsightly Iron Fences.
cOI- WILSON'S EFFORTS TO HAVE THEM REMOVED
FROM THE GOVERNMENT PARKS.
us tnere any prospect OF your being able to
remove the tall iron fences from some of the gov
ernment reservations" asked a reporter to-day of
COL Wilson, the commissioner OF public buildings
and grounds
now, was the reply. 81 asked for only fifteen
hundred dollars TO experiment with on some OF
tne smaller reservations. The sundry civil bill
as passed by the House contained q clause making
that appropriation, but the Senate has stricken il
out. II had the authority would first remove
yania avenue and street, would nlanT some
nlacs and syringas and other shrubs make an
attractive flower bed in the center and run con-
change proved satisfactory the big fences around
some OF the other reservations might be removed
adterwaf9s. rus Twas very anxious Tor authority to
remove the ugly iron fence and wall In 'front.' OF
the White House On Pennsylvania avenue and re-
place them with an attractive granite wall and
coping, and also to pave the sidewalk to conform
with that in front OF the State, war and NAVY de-
partment building, but no such proposition is en-
tertained by Congress"
Unlicensed Drinking Places.
JUDGE MAC ARTHUR MAKES soAE SIGNIFICANT RE
MARKS.
James Taylor was tried in the Criminal Court
to-day Tor keeping an unlicensed bar, between
october 1st and 1Sth 1885, The defense was that
defendant kept an eating place and q room was
rented to the Walters association. the members OF
which got liquor and drank 1t on the premises
the court yudge Macarthur instructed the
jury that they should determine whether this
the defendant should be convicted. There was
sentiment growing up In the community
against the saloon and the planting OF liquor
having its effect They could not expect the
witnesses to be OF the highest characters the gov.
81 1hs o NOT % expected 70 place members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-16

CONTRACTS FOR BRoNzE.-Bids were opened at the
Navy department yesterday for the purchase OF
about 3OO 900 pounds OF bronze stored at the navy
tracts were made with the highest bidders: ThOS.
Butler Co., Of Boston, for the material at the
Boston yard. at 81 cents per pound: NJ. Lissber-
ger, OF New York, for the material at the wash
1ngton and Norfolk yards, at 15-1OO cents and
13-1OO cents per pound respectively.
PERsONAL.-Ex-Senator H1ll Of Colorado, C.. g..
Clark and A. j. Rosso, OF New York, s. D. Cald-
well, OF Buffalo, w. w. ROsseau, of Troy, n Y,
and John Birdsall, OF Glen Cove, n Y, are at the
ArlingtOn.-HOwardS Saunders, Geo. H. Stover,
Rev. E. II. Lane and F. X. Hays, OF New York, H.
BeV1nS ana w. NJ. Jackson, of Boston, George r.
Blodgett, OF Chicago, and d. NJ. May, OF London,
are at the Riggs--Mr. George j. Bryan, a we'll
known journalist of Buffalo, is at the Belvedere-
cago, VIM. Hadkins OF Baltimore, j. N. Brown and
Harold Brown OF Providence, X. l., are at Welck-
er's.-James Gordon and B. F. MOrey, of Wash
1ngton, were In st. Louis on Monday.-W. w.
CrapO, Of New Bedford, Mass, and E. E.
Chase, OF New York. are at Wormley's.-
Young and Bolossy Kiralfy OF New York, Ander.
son Givin. j. H. Phillips, E. T. PostlethwaIte and
II. s. Smith of Philadelphia, Geo. Lott OF Flatbush
l. l., Gillian Schenck ana L. Rapal1e OF Brooklyn,
II. c. Potter, Jas. B. Peter and w. L. Webber OF
Michigan, Harry Wallis Rusk OF Baltimore j. v,
and VIM: Bell, Jr., are at Willards.-C. r. Par.
sons OF New York, P. r. Perkins, of Philadelphia,
Jno. P. Martin OF Ohio, and ChaS TObey OF Chi
cagO, are at the Ebbitt.-L w. Seweu and F. W.
Lewis OF New York, P. Horne OF Boston and w. J..
Shepherd OF Chicago are at the Metropolitan
OF Charleston, w. Va, and F. Stuz OF New York
are at the National
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WAsHINaToN LIGHT INFANTRY ARMoRY.
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK.
FAREWELL SOUVENIRS
PRESENTED TO THE LADIES. 1t
ElRsT GRAND RECEPTION AND BALL
OF the
IRISH AMERICAN CLUB
AtMAsoNIC TEMPLE,
MONDAY EVENING. Feb 81. at O'Clock.
Tickets. admitting a gentleman and ladies' s2-for
sale at Brentanos or by any member of the Club.
Full Marine Band. f6-4t
LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THIS WEEK ONLY.
Matinee Saturday.
The Operatic Sensation,
ERM1NIE,
Presented in Magnificent Style by the Famous
RUDOLPH ARONsON's
NEW YORK CASINO COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
6O-ARTISTS-GO.
Erminie has had the longest and successful
of any Comic Opera ever presented in New York. and
is still playing to standing at the Casino-1eW
York Herald
NEXT wEEK-MODJEsKA ne
A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MO J-E SKA,
MONDAY. February 21,
Matinee Saturday.
EXTRA HOLIDAY MATINEE TUESDAY,
(Washinston's Birthday
Supported by MAURICE BARRYMORE and Her Own
Tuesday Twelfth Night
Thgrsdsy and frday First time in this city fs q he.
ssa.ariay Mainee, THE cH9tANs.
Saturday Evening Twelfth Night
House TOMORROW Thursday. 9 am: N- 9S
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
Special Engagement
MR.. WILSON BARRETT.
MISS EAsTLAKE.
And the London Princess Theater Company.
nal Scenery and Effects
THIS "wednesday EVENING
H LET.
THURSDAY and Friday Evenings and Saturday
Saturday Evening-Trple Bill
COLOR SERGEANT.
Scale of prices .5c. to 81 so
Manager for Mr. Wilson Barrett, John Cobbe.
Next week-DUFF OPERA COMPANY. n6
NEW NATIONAL THEATER-EXTRA
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LIEUT.. Col j. r. SMITH, surgeon, has been de-
tailed as president Of the army medical board
In New York, in addition to his present duties.
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THE CIRCLES Of the eight inch guns for the At
| lanta will be rivetted on in a few days at New
York, and the Atlanta will then be supplied with
her complete battery.
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WAR DEPARTMENT CLERKs DIsMrssED-The Sec
retary OF War has dismissed the following clerks
In the surgeon generals off1ce: c. A. Norton Geo.
w. Cudl1p, j. A. Wineberger j. W. Hasson, Capt.
Spencer, Will II. Overlook, Fay Knox, j. w. Hes.
tor and J: c. Lay. Fourteen other clerks, belong
Ing to different bureaus OF the department. will be
dismissed in few days.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., $225, ,7O2; customs, s., ,191 ,O5L'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-19
BRADTS BLOODY BAND.
A oAvERN DIsCOvERED IN
WHICH THE SOILS
% this Gang OF Gusrrnlss Had Been
Depesftod-A Renaexveus Of
John A. Marrou.

LosByLLE, KY. February ls.-The
Courier ysurnaFs special from
Sharpe. Marshal county, in
the southwestern part Of the
State. relates the discovery Of q
large cave by two young men while
engaged In preparing Q piece OF new
land Tor q crop. A partial
exploration developed the fact
that the cave was made
up OF many rooms Of great extent. A
complete exploration will be impossi-
BILE until certain large rocks are blast
cd or broken away. In one Of the
chambers there were found two human
skeletons. about six hundred dollaB in
gold aud silver coin, aud a quantity OF
silyerwre. This newly found cave is
believed to have been the hiding
p ace, during the late war, OF band
OF gaerrillas known as "Bloody Bill
Brady's gang" These m arauders were
attacked near Benton. Marshal county,
in 1884. and all but two were killed.
These two escaped and going, asst is
thought, to this cave quarrellsd over
q division OF the spoils OF the gang and
following their murderous bent shot
and killed each other. Steps will be
taken for q further investigation OF
the cave and its former occupants.
It has baen limited that the cavern
was more likely the headq uarters,
msny years ago, Of the notorious John
A. Murrell, who robbed aud murder
cd the people Of this portion Of Ken
tuoky and the neighboring State Of
Ten nossee. It 1895.
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HHiRTRENDISG SIGHT.
A YOUNG GIRL AND A NAN FALL
WITH A BRIDGE
Into the Angry Torrent OF Swollen
River and Are Carried
z Rapidly Away.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, February ia
young girl and a man lost their lives
here today. All the morn ng th,re had
been high wind, and coming from
the south IL had fail sweep down the
Geneeee river channel. A gust OF
Wind OF more than ordinary strength
snapped of two large poles which car
ry telegraph wires across the bridge,
and which fell and carried with them
the two spans OF the bridge upon
which they stood. Two persons in an
Office on the bank OF the river state
that they were Mortified to see g RI
70 down With the wreck and plunge
into the q BOD. The river is very high,
and the torrent carried her rapidly
away. The last they saw Of her she
was passing beneath the canal aque-
duct. 0sher persons say man was
also carried away with the bridge. He
was seen going down the river making
frantic but uneueci 9 fnl efforts 10
catch one Of the planks h)ating near
him.
Later.-Aunie Gahsm, Sgd 10
years, was one Of the vic inns Of the
Court street bridge accident. Three
other employees Of w. s. Kimball &
Co., srs missing, and fears are enter.
tanned that they TOO were swept down
the river. The exact number Of lives
lost cam yet he a'cArisined.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-19
CHANCERY SALE
OR--
saas-s 4.
e EAL ESTATE.

No. 1852, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
County-Mrs. Z. L. Cunningham, BIZ next
friend, w.. ID. Beard. vs. John W. Led
haftar AT al
10y virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
D sale, entered in the above cause on the
7th day Of January, 1857, M. B. Sc, page "a.
will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, In front Of the Clerk and Masters
Office. at tho Main street entrance Of the
Courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis,
SaSu Sday, March 8, 1887,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county. Ton.
nessee, to-wit;
A certain tract Of land lying ard being
In the county OF Shelby and State Of Ten
nessee, on the Men phls and Germantown
plank road, about 10 miles from the city OF
Memphis, and bounded as follows: Begin
ming at stake at he northeast corner OF a
acre tract, heretofore conveyed by Sob ater
and wife and Mary @. Knapp and X. Is.
Stephenson, running thence north 81 chains
to stake at the northeast corner Of a Y acre
tract heretofore conveyed by same parties to
IS links TO stake at the northwest corner Of
q go acre tract conveyed By same parties 10
Ledbetter End 9aynor; thence south with
the west line Of said Ledbeter and Gaynor
tract IS chairs aud 58Z links to a stake in
said plank road; thence west with said
plank rosd to the beginning, containing BY
estimate about So aeree.
Terms of Sale-0n credit Of 7 months;
note bearing interea. with security, re.
CURED; lien retained; redemption barred.
s. I. Mcdowell, Clerk and Master
By B F. Coleman, Deputy @. and M.
Clam a Raard aoliNitrra
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-19
Trustees sale.

FINDER and BY virtue Of a certain In
u stIument Of Wtltiog, 70 which one. An
drew Young 10 a party and which Is of
record in the Registers Once OF shelby
county, Tennessee, In book l52, page @I,
will, on 20
Monday, 2Ist day or March, 1887,
offer for sale at public cutlery, fOi cash to the
highest bidder, between the hours of IL Am.
ana Sp.rn., on the south sest corner OF Main
an Ma Olson reefs, Memphis, the following
sec, and east of the city o. Memphis, known
as OF No I, on the esst aide Of Borlind ave
nue., having front on said avenues of 60 'Ieet
and running back between parallel lines 10
feet, more or less, and wing omit the south
tenene emit OF q do bic tenement two story
frame; this lot being one Of the lois in the
Dor and subdivision.
This property will be sold free from the
'>S''' W,D, BEARD, Trustee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-19
PRICE, FlFTf CENT?
sea SALE by ALL BRueaisrA
At Wholesale by VAN vLEET 4 co,
Probate Court Sale
REAL ESTATE.


No. $40, Y. DIN the Probate Court Of
Administrator Of the estate of Matte ID.
Bolton. deceased, VS., W, l.. Sig or oil al,
10y virtue of q deci ee for sale In this cause
ID / will 6, l, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front Of the Courthouse
door, on Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
rday, March IL, lSS7,
within legal hours, the following de, cribed
real estate toWit: 81 65-l00 acres OF land in
the Third Civil District Of Shelby county,
Tennessee. bounded on the north by lands OF
Mr., Il. II. n Olst, east By the land Of L.
Hill, on the south by the land of, G.. r.
Wynne, and on the west by the land Of -
Sisler, and more fully descr bed as follows.
Lot No. l, beginning at the northeast cor
ner O. the o iglnal tract at stake; thsnco
south 70 degrees west seven links to a poplar
marked d, O. t.; thence north 81 degrees
cas-. 50 lints TO q black gum mark ed s. q. (;
thence south 70 de ices 10 seconds vest
l2e $40 poles to q stake So Inks west of a box
elder; thence west 81. 100 poles 10 . STAKE
degrees vest "A links toe black oak; thence
north 12S $40 poles to a stake on the north
boundary line "a forked locust opter) I;
thence east with "a d line 81 27-1O0 poles 10
TIE beginning, containing one-ihird OF the
tract 10y, a y. seven md 66-ll0 acres. .
Terms Of Sale-0ne-half cash, the rem ain
ing one. half on credit Of Twelve months,
purchaser TO eSeou note, and q lien will be
retained 10 secure unpaid purchase money.
p, j oUIaLEY, Cierk.
By Thomas d. Crenshaw, D. @.
John League ard J. P.Sykes. Solicitors.